Sentence examples for increase in difficulties from inspiring English sources

And "complete retirement leads to a 23% to 29% increase in difficulties associated with mobility and daily activities," according to a paper by Ursula Staudinger, founding director of the Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center Age Boom Academyy director Ruth Finkelstein and other researchers.

"It's more like a 50% increase in difficulty," he told reporters.

Educational content is delivered through multimedia 'learning modules' which increase in difficulty as the user progresses through the game.

Take the Billington test Be warned - in the style of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, the questions increase in difficulty.

The chapters are structured so the first few pages are relatively easy, followed by pages that gradually increase in difficulty, an approach enables kids to gain confidence.

The 'high craving' alcoholics reported a small but significant increase in difficulty resisting a drink after exposure to masked alcohol pictures.

I have to make such judgements unaided, being subjected to no such scrutiny by the Observer, so it interests me to read recent correspondence in the Guardian about the perceived increase in difficulty of its crosswords of late.

All subtests presented an increase in difficulty as the number of to-be-remembered items raised, and showed high Cronbach's α values.

The food is intense, too, especially as the recipes increase in difficulty as the chapters move up the Momofuku restaurant scale, from Noodle Bar to Ssam Bar to Ko.

The game show's questions, on topics that the child chooses, like astronomy, the Civil War or Greek mythology, increase in difficulty over 10 levels, with each level worth an amount ranging from $1,000 to $500,000.

The progressive improvement in the quality of scientific articles has led to an increase in difficulty in reading and interpreting them so that now clinical knowledge and experience must be complemented by methodological, statistical and computer skills.